| Riparian areas occur along streams and wetlands where moist soils and shallow water tables allow water-loving plant communities to establish. |
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| Then a band of water-loving shrubs and evergreens like willow, sweet gale, hardy roses, meadow sweet spirea, alder, thuja and holly. |
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| Because it is a water-loving crop, rice is the preferred crop for lowland systems. |
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| When will every water-loving cell in our body cry out: what we do to you we do to ourselves? |
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| An average annual rainfall of around 600 mm completes the requirements of the water-loving bean plant. |
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| I usually don't dawdle in such mansions, but the spirit of this water-loving, plant-obsessed family is palpable. |
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| Chemicals, such as sulphur trioxide, sulphuric acid and ethylene oxide, are used to produce the water-loving end of the surfactant molecule. |
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| Owners can respond by grading and planting water-loving plants in low spots. |
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| Biofinity's Aquaform material is naturally water-loving. |
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| Typically, wetlands are occupied for the most part by water-loving vegetation such as willows, sedges, cattails, bulrushes and mosses. |
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| This is made of fatty acids, molecules that are characterized by having a water-loving end and a water-hating end. |
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| Thus man is simply hydrophilic in every way: a water-loving microcosm from the outside and inside. |
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| It was the stuff of nightmares. Mike Wescombe-Down was, at age 16, a carefree, water-loving youth, until his diving companion was mauled to death by a Great White Shark in the coastal waters of Australia. |
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| Sikas are a water-loving, shaggy, pygmy version of an elk, introduced to Assateague Island, Maryland. |
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| Other fixes include xeriscaping as well as gardening in zones to make sure that water-loving plants share a dedicated irrigation circuit. |
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| They suggested that 'blue oaks should be considered obligate phreatophytes,' that is, water-loving plants similar to, for example, riverbank willows. |
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